Printable social stories to help your child navigate social situations with confidence
Social stories are short, descriptive narratives that help children understand social situations, expectations, and appropriate responses. They're particularly helpful for twice exceptional children who may need extra support navigating social interactions.
Each story uses simple language and can be customized with your child's name. Read them together and practice the scenarios to build confidence and understanding.
Helps children understand what to expect on their first day of school, including routines, people they'll meet, and what makes school a safe place.
Download PDFGuides children through the process of making new friends, including how to approach others, start conversations, and recognize friendship signals.
Download PDFExplains the concept of taking turns, why it's important, and how to wait patiently when it's someone else's turn.
Download PDFHelps children cope with changes and transitions between activities, including strategies for managing feelings during transitions.
Download PDFTeaches children when and how to ask for help, who they can ask, and what to do if the first person can't help.
Download PDFProvides strategies for recognizing and managing frustration, including safe ways to express feelings and ask for help.
Download PDFHelps children understand the difference between inside and outside voices and when to use each one appropriately.
Download PDFPrepares children for visiting a friend's house, including expectations, manners, and what to do if they feel uncomfortable.
Download PDFWalks children through what happens during a doctor's visit to reduce anxiety and prepare them for the experience.
Download PDFGuides children on how to join a group of peers who are already playing or working, including reading social cues and asking to join.
Download PDFHelps children recognize signs of sensory overload and provides strategies for self-regulation and seeking quiet spaces.
Download PDFPrepares children for birthday party environments, including loud noises, crowds, and social expectations in party settings.
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